Pronunciation: /ˈlævɪʃ/
verb to bestow something in generous or extravagant quantities upon
A1 She lavishes attention on her pets.
A2 He lavished gifts on his girlfriend for her birthday.
B1 The company lavished money on extravagant office parties.
B2 The celebrity lavished praise on the young actor for his performance.
C1 The billionaire lavishes his wealth on charitable causes.
C2 The royal family is known for lavishing their guests with luxurious accommodations.
adjective sumptuously rich, elaborate, or luxurious
A1 She had a lavish birthday party with lots of decorations.
A2 The hotel room was decorated in a lavish style with luxurious furnishings.
B1 The wealthy businessman lived a lavish lifestyle, owning multiple luxury cars and homes.
B2 The movie premiere was a lavish event with red carpet, celebrities, and extravagant decorations.
C1 The royal family's palace was known for its lavish architecture and opulent furnishings.
C2 The billionaire's yacht was a lavish floating palace, complete with a swimming pool and helipad.
formal The royal family hosted a lavish banquet to celebrate the occasion.
informal She always throws lavish parties for her birthday.
slang That new restaurant is so lavish, we should check it out.
figurative His love for her was lavish, overflowing with affection and generosity.
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